The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 06, 1925, Image 2
Australian schoolboys -130 of them
will tour the British Isles and the
Continent, under the auspices of the
Young Australia League. The per
rfuhal contact of th? lads with the
people of the countries visited in ex>
pected to broaden their outlook,
TAX NOTICK
?ft'ice of Treasurer, Knshaw Cuunt;. ,
Camden, S. Sept. I-, 192$.
;> Notice is hereby given that the
tooks will be opened for the collection
?f State, County and School taxes
from. October 15th, 1924, to March
lftth, 1025. A penalty of 1 per cent
wiU be added to all taxes unpaid .Jan
uary 1st, 1925, 2 per cent February
lj*t, 1925, and 7 per cent March 15th,
?1925.
The rate per centum for Kershaw
Coupfy is as follows: Mills
To Taxes . . . (?
School 4
flounty Taxes 9 Mi
Hospital y * K
Scnool Taxes 3
Total ..... 23Vi I
?eKalb Township Road Bonds,
for DeKalb Township only... 3^4 i
Dog Tax $1.25. All dog owners are
required to make a return of thoir
dogs to the County Treasurer, who is
required to furnish a license tag. All
dogs caught without the license tag
the owners will be subject to a line
of Twenty ($20.00) Dollars.
The following School Districts have
special levies: ' ,
School District No. 1. 23
School District No. 2 ... 19
School District No. ?'> 23
School District No. 1........... 15
School District No. 5; 8
School District No. 7. ........ . 8
School District No. 8.. ?. H
School District No. 9 :.... 4
School District No. 10 .r>
Scb??i District No. 11 lf>
School District No. 12.. 18
School District No. 13 8
School District No.. 15. ........ . 8
School District No. 16 8
School District No. 11)......... . 8'
School District No. 20 4
School District No. 22 23;
School District No. 23. .. 11
School District No. 25 8
School District No. 27 8j
School District No. 28..... 8;
School District No. 29 8
' School District No. 30. . . 8
School District No. 31... 8
School District No. 33... 8
Schbol District No. 35. .?*.. . 15
School District No. 37 8
School District No. 38 8
School District No. 39: 14
School District No. 40 25
School District No. 41 8
School District No. 42: 8
Sdhool District No. 40 ?. 8
School District No. 47... 8
' The poll tax is $1.00.
All able-bodied male persons from
the age of twenty-one (21) to fifty
(50) years, both inclusive, except res- j
idents in incorporated towns of the
county less than 2,500 inhabitants,
shall pay $.1.00 as a road tax except
ministers of the gospel actually in
charge of a congregation, teachers
employed in public schools, school
trustee**, arid persons permanently j
disabled in the military service of this!
Stato and persons who served in the
War Between the States, and all per
sons actually-employed in the qtinran-i
tine service of this state and all reni- I
dents who may be attending school
? r college at the time when said road
tax shall become due. Persons claim- j
ing disabilities must present certifi
cate from two reputable physicians of
this county.
All information with reference to
taxes will be furnished upon applica
tion. D. M. McCASKILL,
County Treasurer.
Tells How to End
Night Coughing
To quickly stop hacking, irritat
ing coughing at night, u very sim
ple treatment may be hud that
often enables you to sleep the whole
night through undi.Hturbed almost
at once.
The treatment is baaed on u re
markable proscription known as^
l)r. King's New Discovery for
Coughs. You simply take a tea
spoonful at night before retiring,
.and hold it in your throat for 15
or 20 seconds befoi'o swallowing it,
without following with water. The
prescription has a double action.
It not only soothes and relieves ir
ritation and soreness, but it quick
ly loosens and removes tho phlegm
and congestion which are the direct
cause of the coughing. So no mat
ter whether your cough is dry and
tight, or looso with much mucus,
tho coughing soon stops, you can
usually sleen your accuHtomed timo
without 'a break, and tho wholo
cough condition goes in a very short
timo.
Tho prosorlptlpn contains absolutely
no narcotics or other harmful dniKH.
instead of merely honuntblntf tiio
jnorvt'H, It actually helps tho nystem.
to throw off tho trmihlo in u porfoctly
natural way. Furthurmoro. it In very
economical, tho dox? low only onr?
tohspoonful. It 1h highly recdm
moiufcd for coughs, chest colds, tick
ling, hoaisc.nens and hronehUiH. and In
wonderful for children's coughs and
spasmodic croup, on scno at alt good
UruKKlaltf. A .sit for
.Janus Singleton, colored, of Co
lumbia, lost. his life Friday when
the automobile of which he was an
occupant plunged into a washout at
Adams' pond, and Robert Roukos,
driver of the ear, was injured. The
oar skidded sixty-six feet, dived into
a deep hole in the Bluff road, struck
a wooden hox bridge, and stopped in
four feet of water. County Super
visor Andrew Patterson said after
the accident that barriers had been
erected about 100 yards fiom tho
scene of the accident on tho north
side soon after the heavy rains of
last week as a precautionary meas-,
ure, when the. water had carried off
the roadway for about forty feet on
that side.
The moccasin-like shoes of -rough,
untanned hide, which used to be worn i
j in the Highlands of Scotland and in
Ireland, were known as brogues. As
modern shoes came in the leather was
punched all over in a primitive pat
tern, the lace ornamentation became
an elaborate sort of buckle, and the
I overhanging flap that kept the water
out was worked over into a fringe.
Many mountain peaks from 1,0UU
to (>,000 feet high in the Cascade
range of Western Washington have
not been given names.
6 6 6
if ;i prescript ion l or
Colds, Grippe, Dengue, Head
aches, Constipation,Biliousness
It is the most speedy remedy we know
HERMITAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
CAMDEN, S. C.
The above Company is now prepared
to receive Cotton for Storage. They will
be licensed by the United States Govern
ment and under Bond, thus assuring* the
Highest Care and Protection. The offi
cers will gladly give all information as
to charges, etc.
(Ml. YATES. K. M. XEMP,
Presdcnt Vice-President
< i. A. KHAME, Secretary
\i. \Y. KIRK LAND, Warehouseman
MADAME CAMILLE
PALMIST
Tells Past. Present and Future
; . v-.r- ?- ov. A.lhout a-kir g a* > ingle ques
.or.. 7: ?' mv ?< r;. r1 m':vv.l. If ir. trouble, call and consul'
? :.i? gi; ?. 1 v .man. T< ? 1 affairs, i<?vo affairs and in fac*,
? vf ryt. .rg j'-r'a.n rg 'o % ir vwlfare. The IJible speaks in many
; a ? - r,f ?? ? < r < f. palnv.n *o j relict the future things and
^uve 'Aari?r/i, S'r.e removes a 1 evd influence?, tells you how t'?
gain *uc< < -? .n P.u^ir.i-s?, I.ove, Marriage, Health, Law Suits, Spec
ulation, and '.r. fart everything. Sr.r h;?s helped thousands. She
?an h<?lp you. Satisfaction gua. . <)?,< r. cay and righ: All
rr-ad.rg4 confidential.
IN PARLOR TENT
Opposite Kemhaw Motor Co. CAMDEN", S. ('.
(XAIMS PASSED BY THE COUNTY
BOARD QV DiitKCTOUS DKC
:*o. 11*21
M. H. p?*l> aalwfr *<**<* r,,M rtA
man ? ? ? ? ? ?
G. K. 11iiimoii, salary magl?- ?
trate .. ? ? ? ? ? f,o on
T. M. Keith, salary constable . 50.00
T. Miiiiii, Wages "!? "Kim
\k ii:in< <* and aul?? parts . . . . 151.(
I). M. M?y?,?oU, gtt#? it-panh
.U- .... ? ? M.02
John L. Shul/. Son Co., or
bearer, 20,500 lbs. hay W4..90
R. <\ Jones'i salary member .
board of directors . . . . ' < ? ? "Of"
Mackey-Joncs Company, sup
pi * ''
II. (I. ('arrison, Chin. M- ?>?'
rectors and telephone ... ?? lW.o?
A. B. McLaurin, salary mem
ber Bd. Directors 50.00
H. T. Mickle, salary mem
ber bd. of directors 50.01)
S. P. Watkins, salary and ex
pens* - v ir>r'
T. H. Copeland, salary consta*
p\e . . '
C. M. Mahaffey, salaries,
wages, Supplies hired gang 5.17.*?7
I); T. Yarbrough, salary road .
superintendent
John Hawkins, or bearer, 104
bu. corn 19<2.70
C. L. McKinnon, repairing
till Lynches Creek .. .. .. ..30.00
Harris Bros., H00 1.1-2 in. ,,4n,
black pipe . . ... ? ? - "r.,Mv
H. K. Munn, salaries, guards .>?<>.(>(?
S." U. Kirkland, salaries and
wages, hired gang
(\ L. McKinnon, 95 bu. Oats-- ... 08.40
J. L. King, supplies hired *
gang ... . , ? ?? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 18*H"
I). T. Yarbrough, payrolls.
freight, etc. . ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? :,00.5;?
Newton Kelley, salary 4th ?
quarter * if,?5*59
H: L. Schlosbu'rg, supplies . .
Rhame Bros., Inc., supplies . . o7.1.7*
J. VV.- Sanders, salary and
expense ..... .... ? ? ? BS.dl
I). M. McCaskill, salary \\ . L.
Marshall .. ... .. 3B-03
R. L. Bryan Company, sup
? plica .. .. ... .. ?? 184'63
Bavliss Office Equipment ( o.. ? .
tie envelopes .. .. . ?
Camden Chronicle, advertising .14.7;>
Camden Chronicle, printing . . &8.&U
C. W. Birch more, printing and
stationery . ? - 1^5.00
R? T. Mickle, building road,
mules and hands 181*00
State Highway Department,
supplies *90.00
Western Wheeled Scraper
Co., supplies ? ? ? 4(5.lo
Camden Wholesale Grocery,
groceries, etc obb.o/
G W. Huggins & Son, black
smithing and supplies . . . . 8.7o
L.:T. llornsby, salary tractor
driver 100.00
Threatt-Carson Company, sup
plies . S6-83
I). O. M. Gay, repairing
bridges ? ? ? ? ? ? 500
Atlantic Bridge Co.. steel
Blakeney's bridge ? oi.?w
State Highway Department,
supplies ? W(>-?
J. M. Capell, salary and ex
t ra work . ? *
D. M. McCaskill, salary and
court vouchers 101<>.4.>
W L. McDowell, salary and
lunacy ? ??
I). M. McCaskill, salary B. h. _
Sparrow, auditor ;>.?>.?>
I). M. McCaskill, salary Allen
B. Murchison llO.oo
\V. F. Russell, salary and
postage
Laurens T. Mills, balance appro.
pauper fund ?? 622.7;>
It. H. Roberts, salary 4th
quarter constable ? . ? . ? ? ? 0
B. K. Roberts, salary fourth
quarter magistrate .. ?? ?? -''bOO
1). M. McCaskill, salary W. A. _
Branham (
!?' K. Gregory, salary con
stable 4th quarter 100.00
.1. A. McCaskill salary mag
istrate 4th quarter 100.00
1). M. McCaskill, salary Saml. ^ *?
\. Nicholson m
W. I.. Hunnicutt, salary
W L. Stokes, salary and ex
penses . ? ? ? ? ? / ? ? 1
Laurens T. Mills, salary ( lk. _
Hoard I month .>0.00
T. B. Mc('lam. 200 lb. carbide
for river bridge . . ...... 1-5.00
Camden Iron & Brass Work*,
iron washers for bridge .. . . -M./0
J. M. Moseley, salary and addi
tional allowance ? ll-(,<
H A. Rabon, salary Dec. lO-.'U
bridgekeepcr ?? ?'b00
T. P. Brown, salary I)e?. 1 thru _ ^
Stli and allowance >i.l<
M. C. West, salary Dec. H
through 2S, bridpekeeper
< itv ??f Camden, . & L. Plant
wator and !:^nts
Galion Iron Wk?. & Mfg. Ci..
7 vtj'.)
M I
c orrupgate I PM"' 17l'.v')
Speedway Killing Station. ga
an.l ..ii . ......
( an-dira M ?t"i' ( . ? upplie
and ri pair
W . i >. Trantham. timhcr for
uaK'"ii 1?'?i;i - . 4
S'nndard ' ii;p:ii:v, ga
?>,d 17.05
. 1 ?>.00
10-.V15
M. I Ser\ It <.? Station,
ga- a:.vi u.l
?i i. f It?-fming Company,
ga ? and oil
Bt..adwa\ (lavage. ?uppl:e<
ami -hup r< nt mo. ... .
Standard Killing Station,
and oil . ? ? ? ? ' 1 '
.1. H. riyhurn. clerk's sularj
. 1 c r k to c lerk's salary, wood
stamps, recording 7 bonds
and oath'5, towels and
stamped envelopes . . . . ?
(?. ('. Welsh, salaries sheriff
and jail janitor, mileage and
jail fee
I,cwi? A,- Christmas, supplies . .'PW'?..".0
^ K. ('"jx-la'd. salary magis
trate 4th quarter 1 "u.in)
I> M Mc( a-k ill. . i. h r y l'.'Jl
A. K. Sp:gner JuO.oO
I 'am4('i. I. irr.hx r i rr.pany.
'.umber ... .... '? J"i
Ir.diana Tri; k ' 'p* r a* ion.
unpa.d ir.vo.io 7 1.i.*3
Ulane;, Mercantile Company,
tfas, oil. cto 1?>.29
Poop'tex Sanitary Supply Co.,
' convic t clothing 88.00
Stakes &. Evans, groceries .. .. 42.25
Kftappiness^
must be earned
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?0U6l?S
ftMftftANIfiS
J*AWAI
<#
Have you ever seen a Magic
Rug soar above the city
hearing a Thief and a
Princess? Have you ever
seen a White Horse with
wings fly through the
clouds? Have you ever
seen the Magic Rope, live
dragons and bats as big as
elephants? Have you ever
seen an "Invisible" cloak?
MAJESTIC
Mon. and Tues. Feb. 9 and 10
Admission 50c -? - Children 25c
Springs it Shannon, Inc., sup- /
plies . . , 171.50
The Savannah Creosoting Co.
creofcoted piling . ! .... .. 159.20
Kershaw Telephone Company,
toll . . .... . .: . . . .70
Floyd & Simpson, supplies 3.95
Carl A. West, examinations
and services 40.00
Henry Savage, cutting ditch,
etc 3.50
Sinking Fund Kershaw County
appropriation from bridge
and sinking fund . . . . . 4000.00
Laurens T. Mills, Atty., sinking
fund Kershaw Co., int. on note
of county to sinking fund . . 810.00
Thos. J. Kirkland, Attorney,
expenses as agent for Ker
shaw county (annexation
portion of Lee county to
Kershaw county 427.94
Camden Hospital, amt. due
under Act. of 1924 .... . . 1146.18
J. H. Thomas, M. I)., exam.
dead body 5.00
Dr. W. J. Dunn, examinations
etc . . . 10.00
Dr. K. Z. Truesdell, testimony
at inquest 10.00
W.. 1). Grigsby, M. I)., view
ing dead body and testify
ing at inquest .... . . . . . 5.00
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel Co., .
telephone'rental .. ... .-. 18.20
Laurens T. Mills, clerk, serv
ing papers and witnesses,
condemnation and mileage . . 7.50
A. B. Boykin, engineering
road through Kennedy's plan
tation 50.00
W. B. DeLoache, serving condem
nation Ingleside Farms . . .. 50.00
W. L. Hunnicutt, serving sub
poenas and mileage 5.00
Home Furnishing Company,
supplies 288.95
T. W. Wilson
City Filling Station, gas, oil,
etc ; 180.90
B. Cureton, services 3 meet
ings Bd. of Arb. 5 mi 15.50
A. E. Kennedy, services 3 meet
ings Bd. of Arb. 3(5 mi 18.00
J. H. Barfield, servicc.-s 3 meet
ings Bd. of Arb. 72 mi. . * . . 22.10
Total $25,715.12
Plus Claim 107.
L. T. MILLS, Clerk.
CLAIMS PASSED BY THE COUNTY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAN. 6, 1925
W. YV. Cauthen, blacksmith
ing and supplies $23.-10
J. P. Pickett, M. D., medical
certificate and professional
testimony 15.00
City of Camden, water and
lights 38.00
J. A. West-, salary Dec. 27 to
Jan. 5, brtdgekeepcr 33.33
F. B. Floyd, salary constable . , 50.00
If. A. Rabon, gas and oil .. .. 11.00
L. P. Thompson, salary may-'
istrate -1th quarter 50.00
Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Co., supplies 10.22
Rabon Supply Co., gas, oil and
patching 2.33
L. W. Fletcher, salary constable
?1th quarter 50.00
1). M. McCaskill, salary ('. A.
Branham, magistrate 50.00
T. Fletcher, salary magis
trate 4th quarter 50.00
F. Thompson, dup. of war
rant No. 300 claim No. 44 of
date Dec. 2, 1924 136.3G
J. M. Villepigue <fe Co., coal . . 30.16
Smith Manufacturing1 Co..
merchandise 12.00
Springs Bkg. and Mer. Co.
supplies 42.52
\Y. B. dfl.oach, atty. fee . . 183.30
C. P. DuHose & ( o., ins. policy
and bonds 5G.00
Dixon's Grocery, cans lye , . . . .90
Mat key Mercantile Co.. sup
plies 31.72
W. Robin Xenip, supplies . . . 24.37
Mr<, Theo. I). Plowden, furni
ture Home Dem. Agent's
office . . . 204.58
Total . V $1,144.25
Plus Claim lfi
L. T. MILLS, Clerk.
Arthur R. Young was elected state
senator from Charleston bounty Tues
day without opposition. Mr. Young
was formerly senator.
PHIZES OFFERED
$2,2.'J0 Prizes Open to Corn Far huts
in South Carolina Count lea
Prizes totaling $2,230 arc offfcted
to coin farmer* in South Carolina
o.unt,w'!u) make cut lies in (he Na
tional Seed Corn Show to be held
in Chicago March 2 to 7 under tho
auspieex of the Sears-Roebuck Agri
cultural Foundation an announcement
received here states. The show,
Which is to bo held during "Seed
Corn Teat Week", is intended to drive
home the need of a high germination
Seed corn policy to insure the country
a normal 11)25 corn crop,
"in addition to the five-dollar prize
to be awarded to tho farmer in tho
county showing the best ear of corn,
a thousand dollars in gold is offered
t<> the farmer in' Soufch Carolina or
the United States who exhibits tho
nation's champipn ear, Another prisso
of a thousand dollars to the agricul
tural agent, farm bureau, agricultur
al or community organization of the
county displaying the largest num
ber of entries is also announced.
The show is open to the entire
United States. Any person--boy and
girl, man or woman -may ? at. a,i
car 0$ eorn. Pared post entries wilt
be received any time up to the night
of March 7, an<l each ear must have
the name, address, county and stutv.
ot' iis owner on a paper which should
be wrapped securely around the ear
with the writing On the outside. Ny
ear will be awarded a prise until
tested for vitality and disease resist
ance, the judges to be selected by th -
American Society of Agronomy.
lOntries should be addressed to tin*
National Seed Corn Show, SearstJRoc*.
buck Agricultural Foundation, Chi*
cago.
Lancaster citizens voted Tuesday to
issue $12,000 in short term notes for
the^improvemont and enlargement of
the city waterworks plant.
The first prisje ox at the first
Smithfield Show in London was eight
feet eleven inches long, six feet seven
inches high, ten feet four inches in
girth and weighed nearly 4,20?
pounds.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
We invite you to inspect our
Prescription Department
DeKALB PHARMACY
J. D. ZEMP, Manager
Phone 95 Corner Broad and DeKalb
PHONE 44
For Fancy and Heavy Groceries
McLEOD-RUSH CO.
Prompt Delivery at AH Times
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MARKET PHONE 26
J. K. LEE, Manager
Western and Native Meats
?j ?
I Dressed Chickens
Milk arid Cream from Lugoff Dairy
Fish, Oysters, Etc.
BIG REDUCTION IN BLACK AND
DECKER ELECTRIC DRILLS
Before buying elsewhere address an
inquiry to
BLACK & DECKER DRILLS
823 West Gervais St.,
Columbia, S. C.
A Poor Man's Capital
A poor man's capital is his
bank account.
Loan & Savings Bank
CAPITAL $100,000.00
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits